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"Mice Morphing at Warp Speed"

"Evolution takes place over long stretches of time: millennia and epochs. But some new research shows that animals might be changing much faster than nearly anyone thought. ... Those changes ... seem to be linked to humans."

Source: Environment Report, 08/28/2009

"Nuclear Regulators Urge High-Tech Fire Detection"

"The Nuclear Regulatory Commission ... is urging nuclear plants to embrace a more systematic approach to assessing fire risk -- one that relies on a computer program."

Source: NYTimes, 08/28/2009

"Restoring the Skagit"

Tidelands in Skagit County are being flooded to help restore the estuary.

Source: KOUW, 08/28/2009

"After 150 Years, Whither Oil?"

"How much longer will the 'Oil Age' last?"

Source: NYTimes, 08/28/2009

"New Culprit Seen in Ozone Depletion"

"Government scientists who study the depletion of Earth’s protective ozone layer are pointing to a previously unheralded culprit: nitrous oxide."

Source: NYTimes, 08/28/2009

Fire Crews Battle To Save Hundreds of Homes in California

"Fire crews were battling to save hundreds of homes that were threatened by two wildfires burning in dry, explosive brush near La Cañada Flintridge and on the Palos Verdes Peninsula."

Source: LA Times, 08/28/2009

Feds, State Sue Midwest Generation over Illinois Power Plant Emissions

The Justice Department and Illinois are suing Midwest Generation, charging the utility company with evading the Clean Air Act by not installing pollution controls when modernizing its plants. The move marks an Obama administration reversal of Bush policies.

Source: Chicago Tribune, 08/28/2009

The FACES of Coal Are Actually Clip Art

Another allegedly grass-roots PR campaign funded by the coal industry has been embarrassed by the revelation that photos of the "real" people who support coal were obtained from a commercial stock-photo outfit.

Source: Grist, 08/28/2009

"Recession Speeds Coal's Long-Term Decline"

"Declining industrial electricity demand and an abundance of cheap natural gas will threaten coal's status as the dominant U.S. fuel to generate electric power, even after the economic recession ends" say electric industry executives and analysts.

Source: Reuters, 08/28/2009

The Crap Shoot, Is Your Neighborhood Pool Making You Sick?

The Washington City Paper tested 27 public pools in the nation's capital and 37 percent of them came up positive for bacteria that can lead to outbreaks of Cryptosporidium, Giardia, Shigella, norovirus, E. coli infection and other recreational water illnesses. http://www.washingtoncitypaper.com/display.php?id=37705

Source: Washington City Paper, 09/19/2009

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